Prince Harry badly judged the dynamics of his own family, says an expert.
The Duke of Sussex, who is always considered a second violin to the older brother, Prince William, could have played a vital role in the monarchy.
Real Expert Jennie Bond reveals that Harry could have lived up to her role in the family if she had taken her aunt’s advice, Princess Anne.
She told The Mirror: “She could have told her nephew that” playing the second violin “is the wrong way to look at her status. On the other hand, as she has shown, the second born can be an invaluable support to the institution of the monarchy and a vital friend, confidant and wingman/wife of the monarch.
Bond said: “Yes, Anne Woud has been the perfect person to offer advice and guidance, but unfortunately, this is no longer relevant since Harry has made it quite clear that she does not want to return to life as a real real.”
She said: “It may be that the king has discussed the problems of his family with Anne, but I doubt that he wants to get involved. For Anne, loyalty is essential, and I suspect that he feels that Harry has been extremely unfair with his father, his brother and the monarchy. He could well find that difficult to forgive.”
